When "Lazy Sunday" premiered on "Saturday Night Live" on December 17, 2005, it was only the second "SNL Digital Short," and one of the first, and certainly at the time most successful, truly viral videos on the Internet. In just several months, the YouTube clip wracked up 5 million pageviews, before NBC had it removed from the site (it later reemerged in NBC.com and Hulu). The video spawned countless instant imitations and nearly a half decade of comedic viral videos. Last night on Jimmy Fallon's show, Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg finally reunited to perform "Lazy Sunday" live. It's not quite as effective as the real thing, but it's still very funny. It's after the jump, along with the original, and one other "Lonely Planet" favorite.  Keep Reading »

After last night's Oscars, Jimmy Kimmel hosted a special Sunday night edition of his show, and the highlight was the hilarious, 10-minute long "Handsome Men's Club." We won't reveal who's actually in the club (other than Kimmel and John Krasinski, of course) -- the "reveals" just get better and better as the video goes on. This is a must watch.  Keep Reading »

What do you get when Ron Howard directs a Funny or Die video starring Will Ferrell, Jim Carrey, Dana Carvey, Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd, Darrell Hammond, Fred Armisen, and Maya Rudolph? The funniest Presidential Reunion ever, including appearances by two ghosts (that would be Carrey filling in for Phil Hartman as Ronald Reagan and Chase as Gerald Ford). The video is actually a pitch for MainstreetBrigade.org, which is trying to push Congress to sign off on the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Agency. Watch the hilarious reunion, plus two behind-the-scenes clips, after the jump.

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Last week was all about Jayson Werth, Joe Mauer, Nick Markakis and the other best off-season beards in Major League Baseball. Although it's now Mustache March, we'll always have a soft spot for a great beard. Today we stumbled upon a hirsute and hilarious video that we anticipate to blow up big over the next few days. The video is a ridiculous mock infomercial of Clipper's point guard Baron Davis pitching a fictitious product while explaining that his beard is the key to his swagger. Check it out and have a laugh after the jump.  Keep Reading »

Apparently the newest trend among the ladies is to get Swarovski crystals stuck to your favorite part of their bodies, in a process known as vajazzling. Jennifer Love Hewitt does it and now apparently so does every girl in Murray Hill. Have any of you guys ever encountered such a display? Check out a video of the vajazzling process after the jump.  Keep Reading »

Last night Tracy Morgan collaborated with Jimmy Kimmel for a hilarious music video. The random video short shows Morgan "gettin' down to business," with a blinged-out Kimmel and smoozing with the ladies. It's equally awesome how this hilarious bit was slapped together in honor of bat-shit crazy Gary Busey, who welcomed a son into the world yesterday. Congrats, Gary! Check it out after the jump.  Keep Reading »

Two teachers in Winnipeg, Canada, have been suspended without pay after performing a lap dance during a high school pep rally. According to the Toronto Star, in videos that have since been posted on YouTube, "an adult female wearing pigtails beckons to an adult male. He grinds up against her, thrusting suggestively and sticking his head between her legs several times. Students hoot in the background."

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A Scottish terrier named Sadie won Best in Show at the Westminster Dog Show Tuesday night. We thought we'd pay tribute by posting "The Terrier Song" by Bruce McCulloch of "The Kids in the Hall." It's after the jump.  Keep Reading »

It happened last night, when Decker was on her way to film "Jimmy Kimmel Live," which should tell you everything. The funny video is after the jump.  Keep Reading »

L.A.-based filmmaker and BroBible friend Michael Doneger has shot two episodes of a new web series called "Delta Psi Pi" and he was excited to share them with the BroBible audience. Doneger explains that last September, he and a friend went to UCLA's campus and rushed fraternities during rush week. "This would be standard practice if we were college students," Doneger says. "However, we've been out of college for a couple of years. We found a fraternity that we liked and they gave us a bid. which we accepted. It was absolutely awesome. Here I am, 23 years old, my buddy 24, and we're hanging with these kids like we're back in college. Anyway, we decided to tell them the truth and eventually declined the bid.

"Despite our short-lived experience in Psi Pi, we made friends with the fraternity brothers and they allowed us to shoot a web series which I had been wanting to film," Doneger continues. "The web series is about an unpopular fraternity that hires a 'professional' to turn their fortune around and make them matter among their peers."

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The Dow is up 190 points so far today, and if there's one guy who's surely making serious coin in this market, it's Bert Breakfast, a junior analyst at Goldman Sachs. BroBible.com and Bernie Hatefield Productions caught up with Bert recently to discuss his transition from the D-I lacrosse field to Wall Street, how he and his friends are coping with the recession, and why Jagerbombs are the keys to a girl's heart. The insightful, hilarious video is after the jump.

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You know how much we love Chad Ochocinco, but when he announced the launch of the Ochocinco News Network (OCNN), even we were skeptical. Turns out it's as reputable a news source as any other out there -- especially at the Super Bowl. #85 has enlisted Chris Cooley, Ray Rice, and Darnell Dockett as fellow correspondents, as well as two white supposedly funny kids who must have won a contest or something. Up above is an introduction to the news team, and after the jump, the correspondents canvas media day, and interview the likes of Drew Brees, Robert Mathis, Tim Duckworth, and Darren Sharper, while capturing the worst mohawk in America.  Keep Reading »

The jokes about the name of Apple's new iPad are gushing out fast and furious, but a few years ago, MadTV beat everyone to the punch with their mock commercial for, you guessed it, the iPad. The hilarious video is after the jump.  Keep Reading »

It's Friday happy hour and here's the good news: it's NFL Conference Championship weekend. Hopefully you're excited for spending your Sunday slamming beers and watching eight hours of football. If you've had a rough week and plan on chilling at home tonight instead of performing beer pong slam dunks (see video above), you'll at least have some pretty great television to watch. Airing at 8 p.m. on practically every channel on the dial, George Clooney, Wyclef Jean, and Anderson Cooper's telethon for Haiti will bring together more celebrities than the Oscars and Golden Globes combined (well, almost). Music guests include Wyclef, Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Shakira, and Sting performing in New York City; Alicia Keys, Christina Aguilera, Dave Matthews, John Legend, Justin Timberlake, Stevie Wonder, Taylor Swift, Emeline Michel, and a group performance by Keith Urban, Kid Rock, and Sheryl Crow performing in Los Angeles; and Beyonce, Coldplay, and a group performance by Bono, The Edge, Jay-Z, and Rihanna from London. To donate to Hope for Haiti Now, click here.

Later tonight at 11:35, Conan O'Brien hosts his final "Tonight Show" with announced guests Tom Hanks and Will Ferrell, and we're sure plenty more surprise special guests, a masturbating bear, and a $10 million comedy bit. Going out tonight? Don't worry, we'll bring you all the video highlights of both the telethon and Conan's last NBC stand tomorrow morning.

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Lost in all the talk about NBC's Leno-Conan clusterfuck is what's going to happen to Jimmy Fallon's show. If Leno takes a half-hour at 11:35, and Conan stays at the "Tonight Show" after that, then Fallon only gets moved 30 minutes to 1:05, and that's probably O.K. by him. But what happens if both Leno and Conan go the full hour? Does Fallon get stuck in Carson Daly's 1:35 slot with just 22 minutes of airtime? And am I the only person in America who actually cares? Seriously, does anyone else out there watch "Fallon?"  Keep Reading »